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garfull 07-16-2013 12:00 AM

slammed + driveways = tc on
 
Anyone have issues with your slammed suspension or coilovers with reduced suspension travel? I have about 3.5" of clearance and have to go up diagonally on almost every driveway. on the very steep ones I end up 3 wheeling it and sets off the traction control all the time. The noise sounds pretty bad. Even if I turn off the tc once the wheel gets airborn the tc comes back on.

Turdinator 07-16-2013 01:21 AM

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Originally Posted by garfull (Post 1072330)
Anyone have issues with your slammed suspension or coilovers with reduced suspension travel? I have about 3.5" of clearance and have to go up diagonally on almost every driveway. on the very steep ones I end up 3 wheeling it and sets off the traction control all the time. The noise sounds pretty bad. Even if I turn off the tc once the wheel gets airborn the tc comes back on.

That is the car applying the brakes to the wheel in the air so you can still drive forward. Without this the wheel in the air would just spin and you would go nowhere. The only ways i can see to remedy that is to remove the helical LSD and install a plated LSD in its place. Or you could swap your coilovers for some with more droop travel. Either way its not a cheap fix.

garfull 07-16-2013 01:25 AM

i wonder other than stressing the unibody with this teeter todder everyday, how bad is this for the abs module.

im almost ready to pull the trigger and repave my driveway.

d1ck 07-16-2013 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by garfull (Post 1072493)
i wonder other than stressing the unibody with this teeter todder everyday, how bad is this for the abs module.

im almost ready to pull the trigger and repave my driveway.

The abs module is just turning on the pump and operating some solenoids. Normal operation for an ABS system.

mrk1 07-16-2013 09:42 PM

Its certainly a stress on the chassis, long term damage? who's to say. I had a Mini that used to tripod a lot and I put 75k on that car like that with no problems.

I know off road guys will sometime drag the brakes slightly when a wheel comes off the ground. This is for trucks that have LSD's and not lockers, by doing this you slow that spinning wheel making the diff transfer torque to the wheel that still on the ground. ABS obviously doesn't like this and interfere but not be damaged.

wparsons 07-17-2013 11:57 AM

If you do the "pedal dance" it won't engage TC, even with a wheel in the air... but like it's already been stated, all you'll do then is spin the wheel in the air and not go anywhere.

OICU812 07-17-2013 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by garfull (Post 1072493)
i wonder other than stressing the unibody with this teeter todder everyday, how bad is this for the abs module.

im almost ready to pull the trigger and repave my driveway.

I would just raise the car abit first? Lol :D

OrbitalEllipses 07-17-2013 05:01 PM

Engaging the parking brake a click or two should help get you moving...though that doesn't really seem to be an issue since the TC is working as intended.

chadstyle 07-17-2013 05:02 PM

I lift the inside rear wheel every single time. Lowered with Eibach sway bars and also have lots of chassis/suspension bracing. Stiff chassis and suspension = dog legging on driveways. :)

If you get stuck just pull the e-brake up a notch or two and it'll get traction and go.

chadstyle 07-17-2013 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses (Post 1076968)
Engaging the parking brake a click or two should help get you moving...though that doesn't really seem to be an issue since the TC is working as intended.

Lol you beat me by 55 seconds

garfull 07-17-2013 06:38 PM

Parking brake...I'll try that.

Dog legging, that's one I've never heard of.

Wonderbar 07-17-2013 06:41 PM

My rear end is so stiff with the 22mm sway/links that I 3 wheel it coming out of my driveway. I'm only on h&r springs.

infinite012 07-17-2013 07:02 PM

I will not upgrade my rear sway bars/get coilovers because of this exact issue. It was annoying in the STI and it'll be annoying in the BRZ.

chadstyle 07-17-2013 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by infinite012 (Post 1077345)
I will not upgrade my rear sway bars/get coilovers because of this exact issue. It was annoying in the STI and it'll be annoying in the BRZ.

But the car handles like its on rails!! So worth it!!


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